Did you know?
Up to 2.5 billion Indigenous Peoples and local communities customarily claim and manage over 50% of the world’s lands - yet they legally own just 10%.
What we do
In 2016, ILC, together with Oxfam and RRI (Rights and Resources International) launched the Land Rights Now campaign in solidarity with the struggles of Indigenous Peoples and local communities seeking to secure their land rights.
Land Rights Now aims to amplify the voices of those defend their land rights worldwide through a public campaign that mobilises and engages active citizens, media, communities and
organisations nationally and globally to exercise pressure on governments and raise awareness of the key role secure collective land rights play in sustainable development
Since its launch, over 800 organisations and over 40,000 individuals from all corners of the world have signed up and many have joined the annual global mobilisations.
Join Land Rights Now and stand with 2.5 billion people who depend on community lands.
What is at Risk?
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A Common Ground
Flagship Report, English
Tested, cost-effective and practical
Securing the land rights of Indigenous Peoples and local communities is a key solution to climate change | English
Nomadic custodians
A case for securing pastoralist land rights | English
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Statement from the INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ GLOBAL PLATFORM and Youth Advisory Group
16 April 2024
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Land Rights Defenders Express Solidarity with Atis of Boracay, Condemn Harassment by Developers
27 March 2024
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